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How to be a flower farmer (and make money doing it)

A single farmer can adequately grow and sell an acre of flowers and make around $30,000 in gross sales, according to a new University of Minnesota Extension webinar. ....

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Trott column: February is the perfect time to prune fruit trees

Make sure to use the proper equipment. ....

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Trott column: Get ready for syrup season!

In Minnesota, sap typically flows from about March 15 to April 20, triggered by mild daytime temperatures and freezing nights. ....

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'Gardening is an act of hope' - Alexandria Echo Press | News, weather and sports from Alexandria, Minnesota

Gardening catalogs help us dream come January and February. ....

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Trott column: Warmer winter may boost emerald ash borer numbers

ALEXANDRIA Emerald ash borers typically have a one-to-two-year life cycle, living under the bark of ash trees and causing damage to the tree’s outer sapwood and vascular tissue. This damage disrupts the flow of water and nutrients, potentially leading to the tree’s death in as little as 2 to 4 years. ....

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